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Navigare Yachting’s 14-day suggested sailing route from

DESTINATIONS DAY SWIMMING RESORT DISTANCE (from – to) 1 Saturday Trogir – Maslinic (Island Šolta) Krknjaši 9 NM Maslinica - (Island of 2 Sunday Bol (Island of Brač) 20 NM ) Vrboska – Stari Grad (Island of 3 Monday Uvala Tiha (Island of Hvar) 11 NM Hvar) 4 Tuesday Stari Grad – Hvar Paklinski Otoci 12 NM 5 Wednesday Hvar - Korčula Island of Šćedro 32 NM Korčula – Pomena (Island of 6 Thursday National Park 14 NM Mljet) Pomena – Skrivena Luka 7 Friday Lastovnjaci 20 NM (Island of ) 8 Saturday Skrivena Luka - -- 37 NM 9 Sunday Vis – Komiža Budikovac 13 NM 10 Monday Komiža - Primošten -- 34 NM 11 Tuesday Primošten - Skradin Island of 15 NM 12 Wednesday Skradin - Vodice 12 NM 13 Thursday Vodice - Rogoznica Island of 16 NM 14 Friday Rogoznica - Trogir Stari Trogir 15 NM

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Day 1, Saturday: Marina Seget Donji (Trogir) – Maslinica (Island of Šolta) (9 NM) swimming at Krknjaši beach

Maslinica: Surrounded by beautiful nature, traditional stone architecture and crystal-clear sea, Maslinica is the place to be. Not only will you relax on the secluded beaches by the woods, but you will also have a chance to have a more active vacation. Maslinica is the only port on the west side of the Island of Šolta, but it still kept its local way of life and a tranquil atmosphere. As it offers clear and calm waters, it is a great location for yachtsmen.

Krknjaši: The most beautiful beach on the Island of is the Krknjaši beach, guarded by a bay and two islands, Big and Small Krknjaš, in the southeast part of the island. The location makes it rather close to towns Trogir and Split. It is a perfect location for all the yachtsmen as it can be a

safe overnight anchorage spot. It is ideal for swimming and relaxing in a peaceful surrounding, as the island itself does not carry but one traditional Mediterranean cuisine restaurant.

Day 2, Sunday: Maslinica – Vrboska (Island of Hvar), swimming at Bol (Island of Brač) (20 NM)

Vrboska: Vrboska is the smallest town on the Island of Hvar, but at the same time one of its main attractions. It is also known as “Little ” thanks to its specific architecture, which covers many different style periods and is full of bridges crossing the canal that intercepts the town. That charm comes from the fact that Vrboska is an ancient town that changed a lot during the course of history. It offers you rich vegetation (mostly pine woods), crystal-clear sea and a great local experience. You must not miss its traditional gastronomic offer, consisting mostly of fresh fish, season food and some of the best Croatian wines. It is a perfect location for experiencing a mixture of an old traditional local town and a developed tourist destination, visible in the town’s two parts, Pjaca and Podva.

Bol: Bol is one of the most popular tourist places in the south Adriatic. This small town located on the south side of the Island of Brač will surely impress you: it enjoys a mild climate, hot and dry summer months, beautiful nature, various types of beaches (sand, pebble) and a crystal- clear sea. The inevitable attraction is the beach Zlatni rat – a 500 m long beach with a changing top due to the wind and strong sea currents. It is a great location for swimming and enjoying the summer heat.

Day 3, Monday: Vrboska – Stari Grad (Island of Hvar), swimming at Uvala Tiha (Island of Hvar)

(11 NM)

Stari Grad: Experience some more of the wonderful Croatian coast by surrounding yourself with its breathtaking nature. One of the must-see places is Stari Grad on the northern coast of the Island of Hvar. It is a perfect combination of the native way of life (vineyards, , forests) and a modern tourist spot. Many visitors come here to combine various aspects of the vacation: experiencing local gastronomy offer, sports and recreational activities, as well as beaches suitable for everyone's preferences (rocky, concrete, pebble). There is also a rich cultural programme, especially during summer: concerts, recitals and shows such as Stari Grad Summer Festival are not to be missed!

Day 4, Tuesday: Stari Grad – Hvar, swimming at Paklinski Otoci (12 NM)

Hvar: The inevitable jewel of the Croatian Riviera and Dalmatian islands, with most sunny hours of all the islands in the Adriatic. It encompasses all the best of the Croatian coast: gentle climate, autochthon architecture and unforgettable scenery. Many people recognise that, so the island is often swarmed with guests. If this alone is not enough, there are various tourist offers ready to fill your stay: traditional restaurants, sightseeing, and nightlife. It is certainly not a bad idea to visit other places on the Island of Hvar, best known for its beauty and its long tradition in organised tourism.

Paklinski Otoci: If you are not already amazed by the Croatian Rivera, Paklinski (Pakleni) Otoci will do the trick! Not only does this chain of small isles carry a very interesting name (Hell’s Islands), but it is abundant in forests, beaches and lagoons intercepted by the azure Adriatic

Sea. No wonder it is considered to be the prettiest part of Hvar’s (and even Croatian!) Riviera. Here you can take a break from the usual tourist centres and enjoy a nice quiet time in the isles’ hidden treasures. There are also a couple of tourist resorts (Jerolim, Stipanska, Palmižana, Vlaška), ensuring you a rich variety of activities once your energy is refilled.

Day 5, Wednesday: Hvar – Korčula, swimming at Island of Šćedro (32 NM)

Korčula (Korkyra): Situated in the Pelješac Channel, this town and island of the same name will allow you to enjoy a moderate climate and a beautiful Mediterranean nature while exploring their rich history and ancient architecture, from cobbled streets to crystal clear sea. The birthplace of Marco Polo has a very well developed tourism as it is one of the most popular islands to visit on the Croatian coast.

Island of Šćedro: Another island full of history, but much smaller in size is the Island of Šćedro, located along the southern part of the Island of Hvar. Thanks to its untouched nature and secluded beaches and coves surrounded by crystal-clear sea, the island is protected as a nature park. We could also call it a “history park” since there were found many historical discoveries both on the land (abandoned village Nastane) and in the sea. Šćedro offers a good anchorage spot, so there will be no problem for you to spend a relaxing time here without any

disturbance.

Day 6, Thursday: Korčula – Pomena (Island of Mljet), visiting Mljet National Park (14 NM)

Pomena: A small historical village on the western coast of the Island of Mljet turned into a tourist place. Pomena offers a harbour, accommodation, and other tourist-oriented contents: fishing, swimming, restaurants, bars, shops. The Mljet National Park and its Malo Jezero (Small Lake) are in the area nearby. The bay of Pomena is a safe anchorage spot thanks to an Islet of Pomestak which shelters it.

Mljet National Park: This is an inevitable stop on your journey. The Island of Mljet will amaze you by its stunning dense nature, pleasant climate and the beautiful . You will surely find numerous unforgettable landscapes in this national park, the most famous being the Big and the Small Lake, Veliko i malo jezero. No wonder why many consider it one of the most beautiful islands in the Mediterranean.

Day 7, Friday: Pomena – Skrivena Luka (Island of Lastovo), swimming at Lastovnjaci (20 NM)

Skrivena Luka: A well-known village by the locals, but not a common tourist spot – that would be the definition of this small hidden bay on the southern side of the Island of Lastovo (its name translates to English as Hidden Harbour). It is also known by the locals as Portorus. Skrivena Luka is famous for its lighthouse Struga, the oldest one in , as well as for diverse contents, from gastronomy to accommodation. Apart from the facilities, the nature will surely

not disappoint you either: even though forest fires do occur during the hot summer months, the vegetation stays beautifully abundant. As for the yachtsmen, it is important to mention that Skrivena Luka is a great anchorage spot since it is harboured from strong wind and rough sea.

Day 8, Saturday: Skrivena Luka – Vis (37 NM)

The town of Vis: Englobing the local culture and way of life with modern-day lifestyle, Vis is a unique experience you cannot miss. It is located on the northeast of the Island of Vis, and apart from the famous Croatian sea and mild climate, it is well known by its protected submarine world. It offers both a vivid waterfront and hidden beaches awaiting to be discovered. The architecture (church Gospa od Spilica) will not disappoint you either. More and more people recognise the beauty of the town of Vis, why shouldn’t you get a chance too?

Day 9, Sunday: Vis – Komiža, swimming at Budikovac (13 NM)

Komiža: Joining the Island of Hvar in its mild climate, Komiža is a perfect example of a small, but very charming Mediterranean town, even during the winter period. It is guarded by Mt. Hum, overlooking beautiful pebble beaches and an open port. The island’s springs weave their way to the sea through Komiža, such as Gusarica, Nova Pošta, Velo Žalo. You will enjoy a mostly stone- build architecture bathed in the warm sun. Thanks to the location, Komiža is also known for its wide selection of fish: here you can taste excellent quality fish and large crabs, which will certainly enrich your gastronomic experience.

Budikovac: A beautiful lagoon and a small bay surround the Island of Budikovac (Budihovac for the locals), located opposite the Island of Vis. You can get there by sailing between the Island of Mali Budikovac and the one of Budikovac, keeping your path closer to the former one due to shifting sea levels. Budikovac presents a great anchorage spot, so it is a very desirable location

for all the yachtsmen. You will be delighted to spend some time there swimming and enjoying the view in a protected bay.

Day 10, Monday: Komiža – Primošten (34 NM)

Primošten: You cannot miss visiting this charming, picturesque peninsula! The whole peninsula is full of traditional medieval architecture which gives it a special ambiance. The most popular landmark is the Church of St Juraj built in medieval ages, located on a hill overlooking the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea. Around the town you can find many coves and beaches, all of them being a very photogenic scene! Besides the beautiful nature and the town’s tradition, Primošten can offer you a rich nightlife: the largest club in is located there and will not disappoint you!

Day 11, Tuesday: Primošten – Skradin, visiting Zlarin (15 NM)

Skradin: You will inevitably fall for the charm of this small town. It is filled with nature’s wonders and traditional everyday life. You can experience a great, fresh gastronomic offer while listening to the traditional Dalmatian folk singing, klape. As for the landmarks, we recommend visiting the Visovac monastery and the Skradinski Buk waterfall, the point where the river Krka connects with the sea.

Zlarin: Across the town of Šibenik lies the Island of Zlarin and the town of the same name. It is well connected with the mainland by ferry and the fact that the National Park is just nearby gives Zlarin a strategic location. It is a perfect location for swimming and relaxing in a tranquil ambiance, thus it is great for families with children. You can learn about the local’s way of life, which revolves mostly around the agriculture and the sea. No cars are allowed on the island, so it is a very popular destination among yachtsmen.

Day 12, Wednesday: Skradin – Vodice, visiting Krka National Park (12 NM)

Vodice: Vodice is a coastal town nearby the town of Šibenik and is settled between the Krka National Park and a wide bay. It is a popular tourist destination with a developed tourist season’s offer, so everyone will find something suitable for them. Here you can experience all the characteristics of the southern Croatian coast: nature, architecture, gastronomy, nightlife.

Krka National Park: The seventh national park in Croatia that encloses the middle-lower course of the river Krka is also located very close to the town of Šibenik. The Skradinski Buk waterfall and its seventeen cascades are its main attraction. The picturesque untouched nature will amaze you and give you a good example of Croatia’s beauty. The national park offers various scientific, cultural, educational, recreational and tourism activities.

Day 13, Thursday: Vodice – Rogoznica, swimming at Island of Kakan (16 NM)

Rogoznica: A blend of a traditional Mediterranean village with a modern tourist destination, that would be Rogoznica. It is located on a peninsula with a deep bay and rich forests, making it a great place for yachtsmen and nature lovers. It is also not very far from the town of Šibenik. During the summer, Rogoznica holds many events, the most popular ones being folk festivals (Fishermen Night, Rogoznica Night), that give you the opportunity to experience the rich nightlife and festive ambiance. The gastronomic offer will not disappoint you either, since Rogoznica is well-known for its fishing tradition.

Kakan: Moving along the Dalmatian archipelago, you will come across the Islands of Kakan and . They are both a part of Šibenik Islands, but the former one is a more popular tourist destination. It will amaze you with its abundant vegetation (mostly olives and vines), swimming spots and a tranquil atmosphere. There are couple of locations nearby: the islets of Veli and Mali Borovnjak, islets of Veli and Mali Kamenjak and the cliff Mala Mare (Little Mary).

Day 14, Friday: Rogoznica – Trogir, swimming at Stari Trogir (15 NM)

Trogir (Tragurium): Dating all the way back to ancient times and taking part in the UNESCO World Heritage, you will enjoy its numerous famous sights which reflect Trogir's long history and urban tradition, such as the Cathedral of St Lawrence, the Church of St Nicholas, Kamerlengo fortress, Ćipiko, Town Hall and the town gate. After getting to know Trogir's unique beauty, you can get a taste of Croatian gastronomy at local restaurants. The town does not go to sleep in the evening either, as you can visit many of the city's bars to get a glimpse of summer nights in Croatia. If the idea of sipping your first-morning coffee by the beautiful Croatian sea sounds pleasant to you, Trogir is the place to be!